EVERY FOURTH PACKET IS FREE % 
Baby Blue MOONFLOWER 
Impressive As a Covering: for Walls, Xrellises and 
Arbors. Flowers Produced By Hundreds 
This exceedingly rapid grower is one of the most beautiful of all annual climbers. These 
vines thrive best in sunny local ions and produce hundreds of lnorning-ghn y-like Mowers of 
baby blue, shading down to pure white in the throat. No. 2437, Pkt. 10c; 'A oz. 30 c 
SEW ” Rose Marie 1)01 BEK 
MOONFLOWER 
Kai'ly Itlooiuiiig 
Rose-Fink 
The last word in this annual climber. The hand¬ 
some rose-pink double and .semi-double flowers of 
ibis new variety are strikingly beautiful, 
No. 2156, Pkt. IOC; 14 oz. 20e; Vj OZ.40C; 0 1 . 60<*. 
WHITE MOONFLOWER 
A 
In I 
Moo nflow- 
ersare among 
the very best 
of vines for 
e o v e r i n g 
walls, trellises 
ami stumps of 
trees. This* 
variety in 
fan! grow 
luff and at 
night and on cloudy days v\ j)| 
abundance of large, pure whin 
ers 3 to 0 inches in diameter. 
No. 2463, Pkt. 10< 
!>aj 
give you an 
fragrant flow- 
Vi OZ. 30C ; oz. 50C 
Monkey Flower l 
ft 4.. 41... M.' 
MIMI’MK 
_T 
A Rival to the 
Orchid in 
Brnuty 
Tlie “little mint 
ie” or M o 11 k e y£ 
Flower is excel 
lent for pots 01 
hanging baskets, 
or for the moist, 
s a n (I y, sheltered! 
spots in the gar¬ 
den. The flow era 
are lemon., yellow , 
golden, flesh, rose,\ 
crimson and ma-\ 
roon, handsomely' 
blotched and spotted, (jiving them an 
amusing monkey-like appearance. They 
will delight the children. 
No. 2177, Pkt. 10c; Vs oz. 50e. 
Japanese Morning Glories 
The perfoe* 
lion |Ca 
M o r n i n g- 
Glorics. Im¬ 
mense flow¬ 
ers, fill wavy 
a n (I fluted, 
simply nmg- 
nifleent. 
T h e color- 
1 n g and 
m a r k i n gs 
range from 
snowy white 
to dark puri>le, fiery red. pink, rose, 
mine, deep blue, brown and cherry. 
car 
No. 2071, l’kt lOe; K* oz. 20<\ 
Mosquito Plant 
Giant Zanzibar Palm 
(Ricinus Zanzibariensis) 
This is the wonderful plant you 
have been seeking to beautify 
your lawm. It often grows 14 ft. 
high, the enormous leaves meas¬ 
ure 4 feet across. It presents a 
pyramid of tropical-looking foli¬ 
age which grows big in 4 to G 
weeks. A rare, showy and inter¬ 
esting plant for the lawn. 
No. 2020, Pkt. IOC; oz. 25C. 
NOTE:—Some folks plant this 
Giant at some distance from their 
porch or house, claiming that it 
draws the moquitoes away. 
Large Flowering; 
Annual 
Mourning 
Scabiosa, An Old Garden 
Favorite 
One of the most useful 
and decorative plants of 
the entire garden. The 
long succession of richly 
colored, fragrant blossom 
on long stems I'airitiMl 
you with rut flown 
from July until ru 
down by troMt. Some¬ 
times called “Pin Cush 
ton" because the center 
cone much resembles a 
pin cushion. For brll-j 
liance of coloring thisspe 
dally selected mixture I 
without a rival. 
No. 2186, Pkt. 10e 
Vi oz- 20c. 
Musk Plant Nasturtium 
Dwarf 
Double 
A Novelty to Show Your Friends and 
Neighbors 
(Mimulus 
Moschalos ) 
The Musk 
Scented fo¬ 
liage of this 
p 1 a n t per¬ 
fumes a ti y 
place it may be with a delicate odor 
of MUSK. While chiefly a foliage 
plant it bears numerous small pale 
yellow flowers. 
No. 2073, Pkt. 10<“. 
aw® 
** Golden Globe** 
A w a r d o f 
Merit 1113(5. 
Identical i n 
color wit h 
“ (l o I d c n 
Gleam,*’ hav¬ 
ing too, the 
same well- 
formed 
d o 11 b I e d 
Howe rt, 
del ieately 
_ sweet* 
scented, in fact it differs only from the 
famous Golden Gleam in that if uni¬ 
formly dwarf JUKI compact. Be sure to 
have this floral gem in your garden this 
\ ea r 
No. 2622 Pkt. 10<‘; Vj 07. 20c 
1)01’ BEK -01.1: 4 )1 II V KRI Ik* 
Sweet Scented 
Nasturtiums 
These by- 
h r i d s are 
e o I lections 
of the most 
go rgeously 
c o I nred 
flowers ever' 
listed. Their! 
color combi¬ 
nations are 
entirely new 
and possess .. 
shades nev.^Lj 
er before in¬ 
troduced in¬ 
to fl o w e r 
g a r il e n s. 
They blend 
perfectly with their fresh green foliage and 
are sweet-scented, growing often to giant¬ 
sized proportions. 
No. 2434, Pkt. ioe; oz. 20<\ 
(Cage IS] 
GOOD LUCK GARDENS, PARADISE, PA. 
